Comic Spiegel #17
In the harsh desert near Khartum during the height of British colonial rule, a small band of British soldiers pursues a fugitive officer who has murdered his commanding officer and fled into the endless dunes. "Die Odyssee" unfolds as a tense, atmospheric journey through shifting sands and moral ambiguity, with Roland Warzecha handling every aspect of the interior art and storytelling. The cover, by Vicente Segrelles, captures the stark isolation of the landscape with striking detail.
In the dusty outskirts of Khartum during Britain’s colonial rule, a group of British soldiers pursues a deserting officer accused of murder, chasing him into the relentless desert. Tension builds as the harsh landscape and the weight of duty test both pursuer and fugitive in a story that unfolds with quiet intensity.
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↩ Reprints Circus #66 (1983), Heavy Metal Magazine #7 (1983), Metropol #5 (1983), Circus #67 (1983), Metropol #9 (1984), Cimoc #58 (1985)
Reprinted in Kampf um Syrakus #1 (1989)
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